Deco kit 3 is it good? Anyone have one?

porksoda · 12/29/2006, 05:42 PM

Well i was at the pet store today and i was looking at a Deco kit 3.
The specs are
* Compact Fluorescent Perch-Light Fixture 18W provides direct illumination over the tank.
* Dual Reef Compact Fluorescent Lamp supplies 7,400K Daylight (which simulates bright light on a sunny tropical day) on one half and the other half 14,000K True Actinic (providing blue light for photosynthetic corals).
* Rapids Mini Power Filter provides the best in mechanical, chemical and biological filtration...aerating and filtering the water every hour. Super-efficient, delivering 80 gallons per hour flow rate!
Here is a pic of it.
[IMG]http://i12.*******.com/2nrj7z6.jpg[/IMG]
Well i am kinda interested in it but i just want to see if anybody else has had one and can tell me about it. Well thanks later

Scott523 · 12/29/2006, 09:50 PM

I was also looking at this unit
Tagging along!

porksoda · 12/30/2006, 12:12 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Scott523
I was also looking at this unit
Tagging along!

Check this out.
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh...26#post8853826

Hekim · 12/30/2006, 01:45 AM

I don't have one but several people over at nano-reef.com do. Thay seem to work well, good light for softies and zoas, and a decent filter. I would get one, but I don't like acrylic tanks, but thats just me.

12/29/2006, 05:42 PM	#1
porksoda Moved On Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Clovis, New Mexico Posts: 119	Deco kit 3 is it good? Anyone have one? Well i was at the pet store today and i was looking at a Deco kit 3. The specs are * Compact Fluorescent Perch-Light Fixture 18W provides direct illumination over the tank. * Dual Reef Compact Fluorescent Lamp supplies 7,400K Daylight (which simulates bright light on a sunny tropical day) on one half and the other half 14,000K True Actinic (providing blue light for photosynthetic corals). * Rapids Mini Power Filter provides the best in mechanical, chemical and biological filtration...aerating and filtering the water every hour. Super-efficient, delivering 80 gallons per hour flow rate! Here is a pic of it. [IMG]http://i12.*******.com/2nrj7z6.jpg[/IMG] Well i am kinda interested in it but i just want to see if anybody else has had one and can tell me about it. Well thanks later

12/29/2006, 09:50 PM	#2
Scott523 Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Ohio Posts: 89	I was also looking at this unit Tagging along!

12/30/2006, 01:45 AM	#4
Hekim Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 26	I don't have one but several people over at nano-reef.com do. Thay seem to work well, good light for softies and zoas, and a decent filter. I would get one, but I don't like acrylic tanks, but thats just me.